Hose connectors
A $6.50 repair pair for a cut or leaking hose end, rated 4.5.
A $6.50 repair pair for a cut or leaking hose end, rated 4.5.
Best for: Repairing a leaking hose end.
A damaged hose end does not need a new hose. Cut it clean, then clamp this on.
The table says NPT, but the listing is for garden hoses. Check that your thread is 3/4-inch GHT.
The listing names only 5/8 and 3/4 inch.
A screwdriver for the clamp.
A heavy-duty Y splitter with a shutoff valve on each outlet, rated 4.6.
Best for: Running a hose and a timer from one faucet.
A $9 plastic quick-connect set with a water stop and twist-lock, sold by Amazon.com.
Best for: Fast tool changes around the yard.
Three connector sets with flow control and shutoff, rated 4.6.
Best for: Several tools on a single hose.
A steel cart holding 250 ft of 5/8-inch hose for $81, with a basket and a 3.8 rating.
Best for: A long hose on a budget.
A light two-wheel-style cart for up to 150 ft, but with a poor 3.3 rating from 326 buyers.
Best for: Very few buyers. Prefer the VEVOR.
A manual spike aerator with 16 spikes of 3.5 inches and a spring that ejects soil, at $40.
Best for: A small compacted lawn.
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